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machiam monopoly......a game the whole family can play!
Cannot pay, whole family gets goreng!..but what, what is the race again?

machiam monopoly......a game the whole family can play!
cost of flat = 99 K
gahmen subsidy = 40K
m&d & his wife got 40K CPF to be used for payment before HDB will loan you the rest.
So balance 19K.
Pay 83 a month for 30 years - 29,340
you can imagine the 10K is interest to HDB.
machiam monopoly......a game the whole family can play!
machiam monopoly......a game the whole family can play!
So it is not true $850 per month income can pay for the flat but rather needed two persons' $40k CPF - his and his wife - to be used for payment. It is not one person earning $850 but the wife must have earned an income last time to have made up the $40k CPF, without which he would not be able to afford the higher instalment required.
It is cheating to say that $850 can afford the flat, they should say instead that $850 can afford $20k housing loan on 30 years mortgage, not afford a HDB flat.
first-time buyers.
After paying for the over priced 2-room, this fucktard better hope that not one of his family members falls ill. Even a visit to the clinic for checks and medication will seem like an insurmountable task.
It also looks like he will have to build his own furnishings or look forward to picking up discarded ones from the neighbourhood. As his kids grow, their financial burdens will increase. This fucktard will necessarily rely on welfare to survive. And all this because the PAP wants to earn a profit from public housing. If HDB flats were priced at cost, this man could have likely lived a decent life. Thanks to the greed of the PAPpies, this man and his family are destined to the welfare line.
It's a common tactic where you create a problem and then provide a half-assed solution while being backed by propaganda to make yourself look good. Only bastards of the worse kind will act in such a way. :oIo:
The 2-room flat was $100K in 2009. What deos a 2 room unit cost today?
Your analytical approach is correct but calculation is wrong. Just for the fun of calculating the accumulated CPF;
CPF sgd40K= 20% employer and assuming ave 16% employee
Assuming started work at 20yrs of age and never relag one corner.
He would have earned a total income to date sgd111,111.00 (not inclusive of employee CPF)
Ave salary per month for 13yrs = sgd712.00 (Wah!!!! still got sgd138.00 to spare, so rich:p)
Employer contribution for 13yrs = sgd(111,111*0.2) = sgd22,222.00
Employee contribution for 13yrs = sgd(111,111*0.16) = sgd17,777.00
Total sgd40,000.00
But if this world is so swee swee:(
Why such a pathetic existence![]()
Simple maths as many members here have posted will confirmed it is nigh impossible for a couple with a child or 2 to live on $850.00 a month. They will need added income by way of financial assistance or do a 2nd job. After taking out the amount needed for utilities and conservancy charges, there will be little left for them. The Shit Times writes rubbish expecting us to believe in this fairy tale.
What's the size of a 2-rm nowadays?
Really a pigeonhole
Wah Lao, look at CSJ! ST can also use him for a spin! In Singapore you can be a bankrupt, have 3 kids and drive them in car and still talk politics. Man, Singapore is a great country.Some more live in a 3 room flat. I tell you Singapore is a welfare state man!2 rooms does it mean that it has two bed rooms, one common toilet, kitchen & a hall, or just one bed room? If one bed room, the children must be sleeping double deck or in the hall.:p
He has not moved in and has not faced the pain of paying for a 99-year over-priced box meant to enrich the PAPpies and their cronies. The headline is misleading. Let's see this fucktard in 10 year's time and how he is doing when his kids are older.
you mean he bet his cpf and 30 years of monthly payments against 40K and he lose ? :*::*::*::*::*::*::*::*:So it is not true $850 per month income can pay for the flat but rather needed two persons' $40k CPF - his and his wife - to be used for payment. It is not one person earning $850 but the wife must have earned an income last time to have made up the $40k CPF, without which he would not be able to afford the higher instalment required.
It is cheating to say that $850 can afford the flat, they should say instead that $850 can afford $20k housing loan on 30 years mortgage, not afford a HDB flat.